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T-Mobile sends 1st-ever emergency alert via SpaceX Starlink
T-Mobile sends emergency alert using Starlink satellites instead of relying on cell towers
T-Mobile partnered with SpaceX to deliver a the first successful wireless emergency alert in the U.S. without Earth-based cell towers
T-Mobile tests using Starlink to send emergency alerts you can get off the grid
PT on Thursday, September 5th, T-Mobile initiated a test alert for a hypothetical evacuation notice,” according to T-Mobile. “The alert was sent 217 miles into space where it was received by one of the more than 175 Starlink direct-to-smartphone satellites currently in low earth orbit that effectively function as cell towers in space.
T-Mobile Successfully Uses Starlink Satellites to Send Emergency Alert
The test alert was delivered via the Starlink satellites in a process that took seconds, says T-Mobile, which is preparing to launch a cellular satellite system with SpaceX this fall.
T-Mobile's new tech could deliver emergency alerts to your phone even without cell service
T-Mobile successfully sent the first-ever satellite-based emergency alert in the US, aiming to provide critical alerts in remote regions.
T-Mobile uses Starlink emergency alert to push its satellite credentials
T-Mobile US has carried out a successful emergency alert test using satellite-to-smartphone technology and is using it as a platform to crow about its space credentials.
T-Mobile Sends First Wireless Emergency Alert Via SpaceX's Starlink Satellites In Space
T-Mobile sent and received the first-ever wireless emergency alert (WEA) with the help of SpaceX's Starlink satellites earlier this month.
T-Mobile Conducts the First Ever Wireless Emergency Alert Via Satellite
T-Mobile Starlink satellite-to-smartphone technology to bring critical emergency alerts to 500,000+ square miles of land currently unreachable with earth-based cell towers
T-Mobile just sent the first emergency alert over satellite internet
T-Mobile and Starlink successfully tested satellite emergency alerts, proving a life-saving service for the future. The service will be free for all wireless phone subscribers in disaster-affected areas,
T-Mobile sends 1st-ever emergency alert via SpaceX Starlink to 500,000 sq miles
In a bid to revolutionize coverage of catastrophic events, wireless emergency alerts will soon be more reliable, regardless of coverage zones. Hurricanes, tornadoes, and fires will no longer disrupt US citizen’s access to critical information.
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No More Dead Zones! Musk’s SpaceX and T-Mobile Usher in New Era of Connectivity with Direct-to-Mobile Internet from Starlink | WATCH
In an exciting and mind-blowing development for mobile users across the United States, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced that ...
PhoneArena
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T-Mobile and Starlink break new ground, accomplishing what no wireless operator has been able to
The rollout will be contingent on the Federal Communications Commission's approval for a relaxed out-of-band power ...
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T-Mobile’s satellite network just set an industry first
T-Mobile used a satellite network to issue emergency alerts to users in areas with little to no signal. Here's why it's such a big deal.
ITWire
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United Airlines to offer free Starlink internet soon
Recently,
T-Mobile
made headlines last week when it tested an emergency alert via a
Starlink
satellite. According to IDC, ...
PCMag on MSN
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United Airlines Will Add Free Starlink Wi-Fi Across Entire Fleet
The service will be free and available gate to gate, similar to other airlines offering Starlink access. United’s ...
Hosted on MSN
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Elon Musk Confirms Starlink at Sakaja's Office
Tech billionaire Elon Musk, founder and owner of the American satellite internet service provider Starlink, has reacted to ...
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